h13 bright whites
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From: Colorado
Originally posted by shane_wilson
what about the fog lights??
what about the fog lights??
The 9005, 65W bulb can be modified easily to replace the 9145 stock bulb. You just clip a small portion of one of the mounting tabs on the 9005, and the bulb fits pefectly. The tab you trim is one of the three on the collar, and you can see very easily how much to trim by holding the 9145 and 9005 next to each other. I put some Cool Blues in, and the difference is awesome. I like the cool blues more than Silverstars personally. Less offensive to oncoming traffic, and still whiter than standard halogen.
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From: Detroit Rock City
Originally posted by RockPick
There are oodles of folks who upgrade to bright white lighting that have no business utilizing such a resource. Simply put, they are making it harder on those of us who wish to use them as we consider them more of a safety factor than a 'bling bling' factor.
It's a double edged sword and, like many things, those who abused it are causing those of us that utilized it to suffer.
RP
There are oodles of folks who upgrade to bright white lighting that have no business utilizing such a resource. Simply put, they are making it harder on those of us who wish to use them as we consider them more of a safety factor than a 'bling bling' factor.
It's a double edged sword and, like many things, those who abused it are causing those of us that utilized it to suffer.
RP
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Technically, they aren't all legal. As I stated elsewhere, the NHTSA has been investigating manufacturers of these lights and every single one investigated so far has ended up recalling all their lights. I had a link to the NHTSA article on another thread.
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From: Detroit Rock City
Originally posted by RockyJSquirrel
Technically, they aren't all legal. As I stated elsewhere, the NHTSA has been investigating manufacturers of these lights and every single one investigated so far has ended up recalling all their lights. I had a link to the NHTSA article on another thread.
Technically, they aren't all legal. As I stated elsewhere, the NHTSA has been investigating manufacturers of these lights and every single one investigated so far has ended up recalling all their lights. I had a link to the NHTSA article on another thread.
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Originally posted by RED WING NUT
I don't understand what you're saying. If these bright lights are legal, then anyone could use them. I can't see where anyone would "have no business" using them. If they're legal, it wouldn't matter if you thought they looked cool or if you thought they helped you see better.
I don't understand what you're saying. If these bright lights are legal, then anyone could use them. I can't see where anyone would "have no business" using them. If they're legal, it wouldn't matter if you thought they looked cool or if you thought they helped you see better.
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From: The Bluegrass State
Originally posted by SVTErick
my source crapped out on me ONCE AGAIN but he claims to have them by friday now. we'll soon see.
my source crapped out on me ONCE AGAIN but he claims to have them by friday now. we'll soon see.
I bet no one has figured out what I'd like to mod huh?